Your choice of materials will affect the design and cost of your fitted furniture or storage solution. Whereas bespoke wooden furniture can be the most classic choice, be sure to ask for advice about the best materials to use – we are the experts after all!

It will help if you give some idea about the look you want to achieve and how the furniture will be used. We can provide you with some samples so you can check against other textures and colours in the room.

Yes we can!

Our carpenters can accommodate awkward, hard-to-reach spaces, alcoves, sloping ceilings and many other quirks. On the face of it, such ‘imperfections’ or problem areas are one of the best reasons for choosing bespoke fitted furniture. A skilled carpenter will maximise the space available and transform the appearance of the most awkwardly shaped room.

That's a hard one to answer!

It depends on a range of factors. In reality, we recommend you give us a budget to work to. We can then focus on what materials and fabrics to focus on that will be within your price range.

Everyone has a budget, so don’t be afraid to share this with us as soon as possible. Generally, bespoke furniture is more expensive than mass-produced furniture, but remember that it's likely to last you an entire lifetime rather than just a few years.

Timing depends on a variety of things, including your specifications and timeline, budget, workload, and availability of materials for your project. What is important to note is that bespoke furniture lasts a lifetime, so it's best not to rush it.

There can be some confusion between the terms carpenter and joiner. There is, in fact, a lot of overlap. But traditionally, the joiner’s role is to craft or join pieces of wood together, usually in a workshop, while a carpenter fixes the pieces in place on site.

So if you are looking for someone to build a wooden staircase, bespoke furniture or the elements that go to make up wooden sash windows, you are more likely to be seeking a joiner than a carpenter.